Nvidia's RTX Studio laptops pair fierce hardware with dedicated drivers for content creators

Intel isn’t the only chipmaker aiming to remold the PC industry to its vision. At Computex in Taiwan on Monday, Nvidia revealed RTX Studio laptops, a new initiative focused on giving content creators powerful computer hardware and rock-solid, creation-focused drivers to match.These powerful notebooks represent the antithesis of Intel’s “Project Athena” ultra-thin ambitions. While all RTX Studio laptops utilize Nvidia’s energy-efficient Max-Q GPU variants to enable slim designs, these things are loaded down with some serious firepower.They’ll feature RTX graphics cards equipped with dedicated ray tracing and AI hardware, from both the GeForce and Quadro lineups. In fact, Nvidia launched a fresh stack of Quadro mobile GPUs to debut in RTX Studio laptops, culminating in the Quadro RTX 5000, a fearsome beast of a graphics solution with over 3,000 CUDA cores and 16GB of GDDR6 memory. You’ll find a chart of the new RTX Quadro options at the end of this article.To read this article in full, please click here